Nobody knew how to do scallops, but scallops were bought.
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These weren't puny bay scallops, but big, golden Atlantic scallops thick as a stack of four poker chips.
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Ask for fresh large or medium day-boat scallops, also called dry-packed — frozen scallops do not qualify here.
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Grill the tomatoes, scallops, and corn, turning the tomatoes and corn as needed and flipping the scallops once, until charred, 3 minutes for the tomatoes, 3 minutes for the scallops, and 12 minutes for the corn.
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Whatever the size, it's most important to look for the best scallops: usually called dry-packed, day boat or diver scallops.
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Season the scallops with salt and pepper and, working in batches, cook the scallops, flipping once, until seared, 2 to 3 minutes.
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But $25 was pushing it for three seared scallops with roasted lemon and asparagus, even if the scallops are strikingly fresh and sweet.
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For the scallops: scallops, fat as field mice, and a honking big pat of butter or a spoonful of bacon or duck fat.
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An entree of scallops with jalapeño salsa was also outstanding, the ultra-fresh scallops seared rare and served atop dollops of a guacamole mousse.
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Recipe: Grilled Sea Scallops With Corn and Pepper Salsa Both grilled sea scallops and corn have an inherent sweetness, which goes exceedingly well with chardonnay.
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With these sea scallops, good Champagne would be a great choice, especially a blanc de blancs, made entirely of chardonnay, which has a special affinity for scallops.
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The FDA suggests customers who would like to eat scallops in the states where the recall is in effect should ask the restaurant where the scallops come from.
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He beats scallops until they're creamy and chops up chunks of raw scallops to emulate the white blocks of fat that you normally see in the Italian sausage.
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After eating raw, live scallops on the boat, the fishermen invite Halaigh back for a home-cooked feast with scallop gratin, bacon-wrapped scallops and plenty of cold beer.
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You could pick up some scallops on the way home to make this awesome salad from Mark Bittman instead: the raw scallops tossed with seaweeds, cucumber, soy sauce and sesame oil.
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The scallops were then placed back in clean water, but it took weeks—up to six weeks—of living in the clean environment for the scallops to expel all of the nanoparticles.
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The scallops taste like scallops, so of course they're wonderful, but they've also been rolled in chile salt and each one has a pink dot of aged umeboshi paste in the center.
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Using a spatula, gently press down on tops of scallops.
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I order scallops to start with halibut as my main.
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Seared tofu scallops, a vegetarian option, enjoyed a simpler presentation.
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Minutes passed as the sauce thickened and the scallops glistened.
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The scallops were produced on November 23 and 24, 2015.
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Yes, but: Although their eyes are elegant, scallops are not.
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Most of the adult scallops in Peconic Bay were dead.
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"Maybe halibut and scallops are for the wealthy," he says.
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When does David Petraeus get frogs' legs and diver scallops?
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Reimagining the scallops as miniature filets mignons makes sense, non?
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You could omit the sauce and eat the scallops raw.
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Recipe: Sautéed Scallops With Shredded Duck and Hollandaise Sauce cooking
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To make involtini di carne, buy very thin veal scallops.
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But no one knew how guanine helped scallops to see.
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Or sautéed sea scallops with brown butter, capers and lemon.
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Does scallops with sorrel butter appeal, this time of year?
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Wood scallops were layered like feathers to form the hem of another sinuous underskirt topped by a sheer shell-pink tunic trimmed in the same scallops, which also formed a scrim over the shoulders.
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The flavor of freshly harvested, cold-water sea scallops is extraordinary.
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Upon tasting Gordon Ramsay's seared scallops, this chef begins to cry.
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Watch out for chemically-treated fish fillets, scallops, calamari, and shrimp.
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He says he plans on adding scallops to his portfolio soon.
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Or David's recipe for seared sea scallops with ginger-lime butter?
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You could in fact omit the duck and double the scallops.
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The only real constants are the dried scallops and dried shrimp.
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I make scallops and linguine with a white wine cream sauce.
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For tonight, I'm thinking seared, butter-basted sea scallops with thyme.
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Here's another, for this evening: seared scallops, with a parsley salad.
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Though very fresh scallops may be eaten raw, sliced thinly as for an Italian crudo or turned into a Mexican ceviche, I think cooked scallops are best when they are medium in the center, not rare.
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Next, place your cold cleaned bay scallops in a large mixing bowl .
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Transfer the tomatoes and scallops to a dish and remove the skewers.
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Cook until scallops are well browned, 1 to 2 minutes per side.
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"I'll eat shrimp, scallops and lobster, if I have to," he said.
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Cut scallops and salmon into pieces similar in size to the shrimp.
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How to pick: Scallops have a sweet, shellfish smell when they're fresh.
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And thankfully, harm to the environment isn't necessarily inherent in catching scallops.
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Little known fact: Scallops have eyes, and they're made out of crystals.
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This project was recorded under the name Scallops Hotel rather than Milo?
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On Scallops Hotel stuff, I'm really all about just embracing what comes.
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Cover the sake-soaked nori with the marinated scallops and their marinade.
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He had heard that most of the scallops died over the summer.
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The scallop restoration project involves raising and releasing scallops into Orient Harbor.
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The meal reportedly lasted two hours and included steak, scallops, and carrots.
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Short ribs, scallops, beef tongue and tofu also get the skewer treatment.
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Like, whether or not he could sign a bill banning imported scallops.
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Inventive sauces and garnishes, like rhubarb for sea scallops, are used throughout.
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Sweet shrimp and sea scallops were both exactly as they should be.
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Several of the chefs I questioned about scallops told me they believed that eating scallops and other bivalves wasn't different from killing plants to eat them, but also didn't want to tell vegans what or what not to eat.
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I think that's true both of the paw-shaped sea scallops that sit on the ocean floor south of the island, and of the smaller, more delicate bay scallops that live in the shallow waters between the island's forks.
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Instead I got cold beets, slimy scallops, and a bunch of nobody SURvers.
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Along with sushi and sashimi, they served clam chowder, scallops, and filet mignon.
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There's fresh scallops with truffle, souvas chips, browned butter, fried kale, and lingonberries.
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Place them on the platter with the avocados and top with the scallops.
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"There's no consciousness, so they're basically sea vegetables," Kennedy told me of scallops.
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Not when I could be eating duck sushi and scallops in cherimoya soup.
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He returned 10 hours later with about 150 scallops — too few to sell.
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Lightly breaded and fried scallops sparkled atop a mix of salt and pepper.
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Those judgmental scallops are sitting on a wooden swing, like children or showgirls.
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And, selfishly, without them, I would not have gotten my ten fat scallops.
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Layer the scallops in a baking dish and season with salt and pepper.
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Here's the full lineup: Shrimp, squid tentacles, calamari, clams, mussels, and baby scallops.
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Scallops are delicate, prone to being overshadowed if you approach them without care.
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Why, here are some recipes for sustainable seafood — including these awesome sautéed scallops.
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I've cooked legs, pork chops, shrimp, scallops and all come out excellently cooked.
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I'd try squid and scallops, on top of flounder, and omit the shrimp.
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So, Mr. Sifton melted the imbued butter and poured it on seared scallops.
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Large scallops, about two ounces each, are ideal for grilling or pan-searing.
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Regular menu items include diver scallops ($30), bouillabaisse ($26) and shaking beef ($25).
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And if you're feeling ambitious, aim for sea scallops drizzled with brown butter.
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A few dishes labeled surf and turf include rack of lamb with scallops.
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And among their fish — sole, cod, plaice, scallops, langoustines — especially their unmatched herring.
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Scallops cook very quickly, which means this recipe is makeable on a Thursday.
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Recipe: Grilled Sea Scallops With Yellow Beets, Cucumbers and Lime And to Drink ... By themselves, grilled sea scallops are classically matched with a good white Burgundy, preferably one with some richness and age, or a roughly equivalent West Coast chardonnay.
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Once the scallops hit the hot oil and begin to sizzle, don't move them.
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Salmon, tuna, flounder, crawfish, sardines, cod and scallops are included in the "best" choices.
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It came as a big relief, because I love scallops and mussels and clams.
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A special of sautéed local bay scallops with roasted cauliflower and capers was excellent.
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The company voluntarily recalled the scallops that were distributed to Hawaii, Nevada and California.
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Think about lobster and other shellfish, [like] mussels, oysters, scallops, those kinds of things.
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Add scallops to skillet, and sear on 1 side until browned, about 2 minutes.
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R. and my old roomie get the scallops, and I order the sea bass.
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Located on Virginia Beach, Beach Pub serves crabs, shrimp, scallops, and fish-n-chips.
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French fishermen argue that scallops should not be harvested in summer, when they reproduce.
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Depending on availability, it also offers rockfish, wild Alaska pollock, sablefish, and weathervane scallops.
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Some grilled scallops got a bit lost in an excess of yogurt-walnut dip.
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"To take scallops out of the recipe and put whelks instead," he told us.
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City Kitchen Seared sea scallops shine when you prepare them like steak au poivre.
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When cooking your scallops, pan-seared or grilled is the tried-and-true method.
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Who wants to talk deal points re: a contract over a plate of scallops?
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"And the scallops were like three times what they would've been plain," he said.
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The trick here is to grill the scallops long enough on the first side.
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Then, for Wednesday night, how about sea scallops with brown butter, capers and lemon?
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Seafood is an obvious match, especially heartier choices like lobster, scallops, crab and halibut.
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Commercial fishermen still ply the waters for lobster, bay scallops, conch and fin fish.
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Then I want to make Mark Bittman's recipe for miso-broiled scallops for dinner.
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For Tuesday night, sautéed scallops, maybe in a bath of butter and dulse flakes.
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He skewered chunks of foie gras, another of Gascony's main products, with sea scallops.
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If you added mussels, scallops or prawns to the clams, no one would complain.
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So we dehydrate everything—our own shrimp, scallops, mushrooms, seaweed, rice, onions, and scallions.
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My favorite way to cook sea scallops is in a cast-iron pan or griddle.
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Scallops are a flagship product for Normandy, a primary resource and a highly sensitive issue.
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Four simply grilled scallops with photogenic grill marks and a sweet, buttery taste were immaculate.
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Diver scallops — offered as both an appetizer and an entree — were plump and perfectly seared.
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Steakhouse in Houston -- where they crushed everything from steak to lobster to bacon wrapped scallops.
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Those ingredients are sea cucumber, chicken, ham, scallops, shrimp, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, and green peas.
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The plate comes out: fish floss, mushroom, egg, scallions, chicken, scallops, shrimp, and sea cucumber.
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The scallops were fresh and tender, and the sweet corn béchamel sauce was particularly tasty.
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We ate cod and scallops with baked apple and local berries in the town's restaurant.
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Of course, this is only true if scallops are cooked past their slimy original forms.
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Perhaps that's why we serve classic Christmas menus: oysters or scallops, foie gras, truffled capon.
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I like it served with spicy coleslaw and big scallops sautéed hard on one side.
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Or sear some scallops, then give them the brown-butter treatment, with capers and lemon.
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In another direction entirely, you could make a ginger-cucumber salad with scallops on top.
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You could roast some salmon or fry some scallops, then drizzle the sauce on top.
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Scallops of white surf surged against the pocked foot of a rock covered in seagulls.
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Chicken salt found life in takeaway shops, but its original intention wasn't for chips or scallops.
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He does the swordfish and scallops over the pasta with sauce and everything comes out perfectly.
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Scallops, hardly the most complex of creatures, have intricate eyes that work like telescopes, say researchers.
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I was happy to accept, as I love the delicate taste and meaty texture of scallops.
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That'll give us just enough time to do some sweet potato scallops to go with it.
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Place the scallops on top of the shakshuka and sprinkle with the cilantro and parsley leaves.
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Acidification makes it harder for creatures such as scallops or lobsters to grow their protective shells.
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Big, buttery scallops with a hint of orange are a nice segue from appetizer to entree.
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"Layer a baking dish with sliced potatoes, onions, crème fraîche, some mussels and scallops," she said.
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"If everybody dredges for scallops all year round, soon there will be none left," Rogoff said.
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The appetizer consisted of diver scallops, topped with sweet potato mousseline, caramelized corn and espelette cream.
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At least in the US, most of the scallops in sushi come from the East Coast.
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The scallops in another entree were perfectly cooked but could have been seared a little more.
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Within minutes, wood-fired pumpkin and koji noodles with squid, sawtooth, and dried scallops are delivered.
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For my next dish, Banks serves his blowtorched scallops with artichoke puree and artichoke leaf crisps.
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The full dinner menu includes seared Hokkaido scallops ($15) and beef sliders ($15 for a pair).
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In the summer of 2016 came reports of hepatitis A tainted scallops sickening 292 in Hawaii.
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Fist-sized sea scallops follow, served raw as crudo or marinated in citrus as a ceviche.
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The problem is that Harry has lost interest in the scallops and pulled them from the menu.
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We get swordfish, scallops, pasta sauce, spaghetti, garlic, onion, Sun Chips, frozen corn dogs, and ice cream.
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"When French President Hollande visited here last, he was served Miquelon scallops," Ludo, Laure's partner, explained proudly.
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Attempts to build such crystals through traditional chemical means are clumsy, but the scallops accomplish it easily.
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They tracked the physiology and mortality of the scallops immediately following the airgun use, and months afterward.
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Season the scallops with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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He spent a winter pulling scallops, but quickly noticed a more profitable path lay in lobster fishing.
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Landings of sea scallops decreased through the 28503s, signaling a population decline, and bottomed out in 22019.
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Sweet English peas and crispy strips of prosciutto are the only accompaniments well-seared scallops ever need.
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Our favorite dinner dish on the Southern European-style dinner menu was seared spicy scallops with turmeric.
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Or a plate of sautéed scallops, served over a big thatch of raw baby spinach and kale.
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Flounder would be a good substitute, as would sea scallops; down in Florida, I'd use grouper instead.
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You could omit the scallops and the duck and serve the sauce with steak and smashed potatoes.
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Russia's president bows to pressure, fishermen tussle over scallops and James Bond's favorite carmaker considers going public.
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Dr. Palmer speculated that scallops might use each retina to face a different challenge in their lives.
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The third product, Atlast, is a meatless alternative to chicken, steak, bacon, scallops, clams — you name it.
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The sweetness of the scallops plays well with the acidity and medium-hot spice of the salsa.
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The scallops and trout were sprinkled with chives and micro greens and drizzled with a mustard vinaigrette.
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I replaced the veal with plump sea scallops and brightened the whole thing with verdant, seasonal asparagus.
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They said, 'You can do king crab, mackerel, scallops, or salt cod'—and I said, 'Salt cod!
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Wherever you buy them, steam the scallops soft, then pull out your food processor and a wok.
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Charo was to offer Kjell a glass of wine and then put the finishing touches on the paella — Carmen instructed her to put the scallops here, the shrimp there; so Charo put the scallops here, the shrimp there, sprinkled some salt over the dish and presented it to Kjell.
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Turn the scallops over, and add a few pats of cold butter to the pan, along with a sprig of thyme and a minced clove of garlic, then tip the pan away from you a little and, using a spoon, furiously baste the scallops for a few minutes more.
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I went with the wild halibut, which comes with scallops, asparagus, and a stack of thinly sliced potatoes.
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Fitzgerald: With bivalves—clams, oysters, mussels, scallops—you're much more likely to end up with a sustainable choice.
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After our son is in bed, we eat the scallops and spiced cauliflower dinner prepared by our helper.
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Mr. Moore visits a village in Normandy and finds schoolchildren eating scallops, lamb skewers and a cheese course.
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Then on Friday, end your week with grace and deliciousness: sea scallops with brown butter, capers and lemon.
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Scallops and seed bearers The first wives of two FLDS leaders are among those talking to the FBI.
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I felt like my skills as Scallops Hotel were starting to get impressive in making its own universe.
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At first, it was like an offshoot thing but now I'd say Scallops Hotel is its own universe.
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My weighty silverware and china plate solidified this, as did the tender scallops, and the profiteroles for dessert.
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Scallops, for example, are priced similarly at other restaurants I've visited, but I think Mr. Cook's are better.
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Tasty n Alder in Portland, Oregon, describes itself as a "modern steakhouse," serving up steak, salmon, and scallops.
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Seismic noise has been shown to cause internal bruising in crab, and malformations and developmental delays in scallops.
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He promoted hotels, New Bedford scallops and a new kitchen gadget that would become known as the Cuisinart.
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The mustard miso was my favorite with steak; for grilled scallops, I would go with the yuzu chimichurri.
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Pair the scallops with a green salad and, not to drift into Florence's lane, a flinty white wine.
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I recommend the conchas del griego, savory scallops with the creamy roe sacks still attached, for 48 soles.
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It's elegant and, if you don't take your eyes off the scallops and overcook them, a perfect feed.
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Scallops, meanwhile, could be a bargain after a record catch this year along the northwest coast of France.
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The Carolina Queen had only 50 bags of scallops — 60 pounds per bag — on ice in the hold.
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It's time for sweet bay scallops, now the jellies have turned tail in the Sound and run away.
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Most of the fishing for scallops actually takes place beyond the 12-mile limit where International waters begin.
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Then, just pivot the gauge to mark scallops along an edge or create a circle for an applique.
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I follow some of Romaneiro's collaborators, who had also been distracted by the scallops, inside, into complete blackness.
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His new menu offers raw bar selections, including local oysters and bay scallops; Maine sea urchin in the shell, stone crab claws, maitake mushroom broth with truffles; binchotan charcoal-grilled peppers, scallops, quail and steaks; risotto with red shrimp, which he insists on preparing; and poached black sea bass with olives.
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The delicate flavor of scallops served à la plancha, for example, was overwhelmed by a heavily curried cauliflower purée.
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Season the scallops all over with salt, and pepper and cook, flipping once, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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On top of the scallops, place the cut nori strips, pomegranate seeds and sprinkles of smoked salt if using.
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He tastes their raw tuna, sniffs their scallops, has them open oyster after oyster so he can eye them.
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Until there are legal changes, your shrimp and scallops might continue to come with a side of guilty conscience.
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Recipe: Sautéed Scallops With Crushed Peppercorns Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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The French government does not allow fishing for scallops to begin until October, in order to preserve the stock.
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And international trade in clams, mussels, oysters and scallops — all of which are shipped live by air — is growing.
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Sea scallops, with their beautiful fan-shaped shells, are prized among the luxury seafoods, along with lobsters and crabs.
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My favorite anticucho is a more straightforward situation, grilled scallops under arugula, lime zest and a smooth Parmesan fondue.
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For the main course, mushrooms are taking center stage, featured in King Oyster mushroom "scallops" and wild mushroom risotto.
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It's really the scallops and shrimp that take the pie up a notch, so do try to include them.
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For some innovative vegetarian ideas, check out my king oyster mushroom scallops or my carrot "bacon" wrapped dates. 7.
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Broiled scallops, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and for each person an ear of corn in its own trough-shaped dish.
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You can sense it lying there, waiting, when you taste that cajeta, those scallops, the fantastic little potato cakes.
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Like oysters, mussels, and scallops, clams are bivalve mollusks — aquatic invertebrates encased by a shell made of two valves.
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The ceremony helped conversation flow smoothly; it's hard to feel awkward around people you've fed scallops to, after all.
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After all, after a day at the beach, what could be better than fresh fruit, scallops, and spicy jalapeño?
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Making versions of your favorite takeout foods at home allows you to experiment with harder-to-find proteins, like scallops.
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It's just that … well, the crap stuff is more interesting to photograph than the fresh scallops or naturally photogenic ceviche.
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Parading around in full regalia, members of the Brotherhood have vowed to promote scallops throughout France and across the world.
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The species in Britain's waters are scallops, crab, lobsters and other delicacies that have never been popular in this country.
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The tofu was cut into four rounds to resemble sea scallops, then fried on one side to a golden brown.
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The company has raised eyebrows in the last few years for blaming massive financial losses on missing or dead scallops.
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From a style perspective, the watch incorporates classic Kate Spade elements like scallops and pastels into the bands and watchface.
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Some of my favorite dishes are the shrimp and grits, seared scallops, and last but not least the filet mignon.
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Some of my favorites were the goat and chorizo pizza, goat empanadas, scallops, and the pig face (get this dish!).
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Drake's feed must be a nonstop stream of yachts, gorgeous women, seared scallops, and people posing on balconies in Dubai.
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Flex your skills a bit with perfectly seared scallops that are sure to make date night a little extra special.
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But New York's bay scallops are living close to the edge, unable to tolerate water hotter than the mid-80s.
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Today, scallops are the main reason that New Bedford, Massachusetts, consistently earns top honors as America's most valuable fishing port.
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Normandy fishermen, he said, operate mainly small family-owned boats close to their own shores and sell the scallops live.
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Or you could head to the fishmonger's and make David Tanis's recipe for seared sea scallops with ginger-lime butter.
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At some point, you might tap out on burgers, steaks, and hot dogs, so switch it up with charred scallops.
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Divers are limited to ten scallops per day, and must get a hunting license before they jump in the water.
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And then David Tanis's new recipe for grilled (or griddled!) sea scallops with a corn-pepper salsa (above) for dinner.
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Some cooks sear scallops nearly entirely on one side, turning them over for only a minute or so to finish.
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"Grilled scallops with an emulsion of pumpkin and fresh hazelnuts," he said, describing an appetizer he had made that day.
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The chefs, Brad Farmerie and Nicole Gajadhar, are serving uni toasts, coconut laksa and skewered scallops, along with crispy wings.
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He was hurrying to complete his team's seared scallops with roasted leeks and a citrus salad before the closing bell.
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But no one knew how the mirror works, or why scallops needed two retinas when other animals need only one.
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As the Coast Guard helicopter circled overhead, however, the scallops on ice below deck were not the most pressing concern.
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Fried seafood made with fresh, never-frozen clams, scallops and calamari are favorites, as is the hero sandwich from 1973.
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But I like my eggs, sauce and muffins paired with warm, buttered crab, with lobster, with pulled pork, with scallops.
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It's essential that you ask the fishmonger for dry-packed "day boat" scallops, which are never frozen nor dosed with preservatives.
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A guy comes by with scallops on a cracker, and, all at once, it's cocktail hour and people start to arrive.
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Boyfriend and I choose a somewhat fancy spot for a shared dinner of oysters, saffron scallops, and steak with shishito peppers.
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We prepare a huuuuge healthy and delicious feast of scallops, salmon, potatoes, grilled zucchini and peppers, and caprese and summer salads.
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The lauded between-the-bread fillings include pork grilled over lava rocks, sautéed prawns with garlic tapenade and Havana seared scallops.
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The filling itself was also quite flavorful, as it consisted of a blend of three cheeses, scallops, shrimp, whitefish, and crab.
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Another fun fact: Scallops look really dang pretty (like this recipe's homeland of Norway) when they're served in their own shells.
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With only 16 seats, we can pick the best scallops, we can pick the best carrots, and we can change it.
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Char up your sweet corn and your tangy little cherry tomatoes for the perfect accompaniment to sweet, tender grilled bay scallops.
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"Think about this," Mr. Robbins says, over scallops, fries and espresso in the bar at the Crosby Street Hotel in SoHo.
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The scallops are generously dusted with the three-pepper mixture and sautéed on both sides in butter over medium-high heat.
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His study shows that scallops have evolved a mastery over forming crystals, guiding them into shapes that researchers didn't think possible.
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With these wines, I would suggest firmer fish, like monkfish or tuna; shellfish, like lobster or scallops; poultry, and even veal.
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City Kitchen Pan-seared or grilled, these sea scallops make for a showstopping summer centerpiece, with a corn salsa served alongside.
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Subscribers' favorite show on the horrors of sex, puberty, politics, and dumpster scallops will make its Season 3 return this October.
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Seared Scallop Pasta With Burst Tomatoes and Herbs Here is that gorgeous pasta, with crisp seared scallops and saucy cherry tomatoes.
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These midwinter scallops are so sweet and luscious I like to have a little crunch from the bread, just for contrast.
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In Hawaii, close to 250 people have been sickened after consuming frozen scallops served at fast-food sushi chain Genki Sushi.
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The dish is fantastic with the fat sea scallops we get in New York from the Shinnecock fleet on the South Shore of Long Island, but it becomes transcendent if you can make it with the tender little bay scallops that flit through the grasses of Peconic Bay, between the forks at the eastern end of the island.
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You can get wild scallops off the East Coast; they use satellites to find them and then dredge them and collect them.
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We had poke with avocado, scallops, a mushroom and egg course, truffle ravioli, branzino with roasted vegetables, and a delicious chocolate mousse.
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Produced by a type of algae, this toxin accumulates in the crabs, clams and scallops eaten in large quantities by sea otters.
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How to cook: Scallops hold their shape well and marinating them in something might be useful to prevent them from drying out.
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As many as 20,000 fish, lobsters, starfish, scallops, crabs and other animals have turned up dead at Savory Park, Canadian authorities said.
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Like, people know me as Milo, especially at that time nobody knew what the fuck Scallops Hotel was—that was the point.
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I had a lot of stuff as Scallops Hotel that was just stockpiling, so I got the idea to do a trilogy.
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"In my 20-year career I have never seen this," he said, praising the haul's volume and the size of the scallops.
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" He finished by adding, "If you do come, we'll have a big barbecue in my own backyard; lobster tails, scallops, and all.
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Grim news from Eastern Long Island, where bay scallops have been very hard to come by this year, also in The Times.
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His menu can be counted on for inventive touches; there are scallops with corned beef cheeks, lamb carbonara and Peking pork shank.
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For a seven-course dinner featuring seafood like oyster tartare, Saint-Jacques scallops and sea bream fillets, guests pay $345 per person.
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If you don't have the time, maybe give Michael Lomonaco's recipe for sea scallops with brown butter, capers and lemon a try.
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Among the other highlights was a peppery and pink taramosalata dip, tender veal tongue on spinach, and smoked scallops with foraged peas.
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Tonight, whatever you've got going, would be a nice one for bay scallops if you have access to them, sweet and clean.
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Sea scallops, another main course, get along better with just one good sauce, a tart sorrel purée with an undercurrent of cumin.
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Others are on the wrong side, like the grilled scallops in butter and the monkfish liver that strongly recalled canned cat food.
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During my most recent visit, the antipasto of grilled razor clams and scallops was on par with a three-star Michelin delicacy.
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Then have the scallops, which are dry-rubbed, skewered, and meant to be dislodged into the adjacent pool of corn and blueberry.
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You can omit the duck, the scallops, the sauce — pretty much whatever you find too taxing to make — and still eat well.
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BTW ... they dined on garlic soup, sauteed frog legs, scallops with caramelized cauliflower and caper-raisin emulsion ... and these were the appetizers.
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We share an appetizer of grilled octopus, I order lamb chops, C. gets the braised beef, and our friend gets the seared scallops.
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The vegetable selection includes heirloom melon and goma dare (a Japanese sesame sauce) broccolini, followed by seafood including pickled oysters and smoked scallops.
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I thought back to the last night I had spent in Seoul in this same pojangmacha, crying with friends over scallops and soju.
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And while some bivalves, like scallops, open and close their shells by using an adductor muscle, plenty of plants can also independently move.
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And if we're lucky (or unlucky, depending on how you look at it), he'll do another puppet show with scallops on his fingers!
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Pat scallops dry with a paper towel, and sprinkle both sides with ¼ teaspoon of the salt and 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper.
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Clams and scallops, he said, have a hard time creating the calcium carbonate they need so their shells can form and take root.
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They come for the everything bagels layered with fried eggs and pastrami-spiced bacon and the bialy divots stuffed with pork and scallops.
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He ordered two entrees -- lemon chicken and scallops with snow peas -- at a restaurant in the hotel on Saturday night, but dined alone.
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The seared scallops, glazed with porcini-macadamia butter, would have been terrific without the salty, overpowering blue-crab bisque they are served with.
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Next up, scallops and sweetbreads — which, by the way, is the culinary name for the meat of an animal's thymus gland or pancreas.
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I like to devise dishes that incorporate both cooked and uncooked elements, like this combination of grilled sea scallops and lightly dressed vegetables.
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She whips up the aguachile salsa and we pour it into a bowl filled some fresh scallops we happen to have on hand.
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It was a hit right away and we loved the dish so much, we eventually tried it with lobsters and scallops as well.
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"Wild scallops in California are not commercially available," Gabriel Lu, the owner of Ocean Safari, the dive shop that I dove with, says.
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Throughout the trip, I pop scallops and uni, freshly cracked open and picked out from the ocean floor, into my mouth like candy.
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The best of the "tapas" appetizers was a platter of seared scallops, pooled in a bourbon-spiked cream sauce with bits of bacon.
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He plans to offer seasonal fare with strong local connections, like Kennett Square mushrooms, Barnegat scallops and a burger topped with Lancaster Cheddar.
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Many like their scallops rare in the center; I prefer to cook them all the way through, keeping them juicy, but not overcooked.
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His menu is a varied lineup of American dishes like beet ravioli, a burger, sea scallops with parsnip purée, and a pork chop.
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Often also used with scallops, the chemical causes seafood to absorb water, increasing its weight by anywhere from 7 percent to 10 percent.
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Reaching 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit, he'll be able to pull off everything from steaks, burgers, and sausages to pizza, scallops, and whole crispy fish.
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Lobster and corn, scallops, crab, meaty white fish like halibut — all of these would benefit from the rich embrace of a classic example.
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Think crisp lamb ribs, halloumi cheese in a salad, spice-roasted carrots, seared scallops with romesco sauce, and chicken cooked under a brick.
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Equally strapping is the first course of spicy sausage coins and sweet seared scallops arranged on sunchoke puree with golden raisins and apple.
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I use the scallops and shrimp I bought earlier, along with some squid-ink fettuccine that I bought from a local pasta maker.
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Tops for me are the blood orange salad, the roasted carrots with arugula pesto, the short ribs, the scallops and the wild salmon.
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A month ago, the filling in this taco was raw scallops and a salty streak of plum paste, and I was quietly happy.
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In the kitchen, she lit the oven and put in the casserole that she had made that morning, with scallops and sour cream.
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"Bay scallops," Marvin said, but pronounced it the off-Cape way, instead of rhyming it with "wallop," and we all stared at him.
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In this region, 240 tons of scallops are processed every week, with many exported internationally to some of the best restaurants in the world.
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A day-boat stew of monkfish, scallops, clams and mussels was also satisfying, though the saffron broth could have used some aioli for zest.
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I have my ideal steakhouse meal: dirty martini, bleu cheese salad, filet mignon with bacon wrapped scallops, loaded baked potato, and key lime pie.
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With my aperitif sorted, I watched as Ludo placed the Miquelon scallops in a gently simmering mixture of seasoned cream and a little butter.
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Scallops take far less energy to produce (they produce themselves) than beef or chicken or pork, and they're not farting out methane like cattle.
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In other words, there's no evolutionary advantage for scallops and other bivalves to experience pain, as their shells close protectively due to other causes.
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While we wait for the last few clams to open up, she spoons some of the poached potatoes and scallops interspersed throughout the clams.
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Oysters and clams hold up well with a cornmeal coating while frying, but scallops are even better in a beer batter like this one.
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Sea scallops dusted with salted, dried kelp rise from a green juice that tastes like cucumbers, peppers and herbs — or maybe it's just wheatgrass?
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We ordered the House Super Bowl Congee and received an enormous bowl packed with surf clams, shrimp, scallops, salmon, grouper and other sliced fish.
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The opening of the East End bay scallops season hasn't been great from the point of view of bounty (which means prices are high).
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Sweet, meaty sea scallops are best in winter, and like many other luxury foods, they tend to appear in abundance during the holiday season.
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Or use raw diced scallops to make a ceviche, doused very briefly in lime juice and sparked with hot green chile, onion and cilantro.
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The name made some sense: XO sauce is built on a foundation of dried scallops and dried shrimp, which smell old and are expensive.
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With a bit more effort, you could make a clam chowder pizza; some seared scallops over pasta; or Thai-style clams in coconut broth.
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Apart from the seared scallops in a remarkably good hominy broth with cilantro pistou, those bone-in ribs are the most rewarding main course.
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Other dinner options: chicken in mustard sauce; black bean soup; sautéed scallops; one-pot meatballs and sauce; sheet-pan roasted fish with sweet peppers.
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If you could manage a quarter-pound of picked crab as well, you could warm it in butter and top your scallops with it.
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The dinner menu includes items like Butternut Squash and Champagne Risotto for $32, Roasted Halibut for $50, and Filet Mignon and Scallops for $62.
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The splayed-open scallops sit in a pale yellow juice that tastes of corn, first sweetly, like a fruit, and then not so sweetly.
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The scallops in sauce maltaise —essentially, a blood-orange hollandaise, featuring more yuzukoshō —were just right on one night and slightly overcooked on another.
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Throughout the sugaring season, the Kimpton Taconic hotel in Manchester is offering a menu featuring dishes like maple mustard scallops and maple-glazed chicken.
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Mr. Rafael also had boats to harvest scallops, which now make up a much greater share of New Bedford's total landings than groundfish do.
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So I was like, "One day I'll make beats and I'll be Scallops Hotel," just being a goofy kid in college and sticking with it.
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Further down the southern coast, in Stavanger, we get a sample of what happens when these scallops get into the hands of a sushi master.
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By the end of the day Monday, Braun's had sold 24 pounds of Peconic Bay scallops, down from 2,000 pounds on opening day last year.
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She's been showing off footage of herself cooking scallops (she even references Jamie Oliver), she's been sharing #workoutmotivation, and she's been going on spirited adventures.
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The pan also works for clams, shrimp, bacon-wrapped sea scallops and escargots for a crowd: Cast Iron Oyster Grill Pan, $39.95, Crate & Barrel, crateandbarrel.com.
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For my main course, I ordered the seared summer sea scallops with sweet corn béchamel, garden greens puree, and sautéed farro grain with brown butter.
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Anemones, crustaceans, plump starfish, mussels, and large scallops with pink and purple lips cling on densely onto the industrial beams, smiling like they're taunting me.
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"We used a high pressure water duct to clean the oil rigs and had to get rid of all the mussels and scallops," he says.
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Broiling or grilling can cause lean, white-fleshed fish like halibut (but also thick flounder fillets, snapper, grouper and large sea scallops) to dry out.
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I use it as a dipping sauce, for steamed clams, and as a medium in which to warm bay scallops before serving them with toast.
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The French and British sides previously struck agreements about the scallops in previous years to avoid the very clashes that occurred at dawn on Tuesday.
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His ceviche is a seafood medley with shrimp, fish, squid and scallops, and one of his salads features corn, squash and beans, a classic threesome.
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It can be triggered, in some people, when they load up on purine-rich foods and drinks — things like bacon, steak, scallops, veal, and beer.
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And now, sacre bleu, those British fishermen not only want to take themselves out of the European Union, but take French scallops along with them?
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This name alone ought to pretty much tell you who these waters -- or at least the scallops that feed off the effluent -- should belong to.
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The revolving menu lists about twenty mains, which have included Thai-inspired pork ribs, whole dorade, limp seared scallops, and a questionable dish of sweetbreads.
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The filling of the poke burrito is a fish protein of your choosing (raw salmon, scallops, and albacore seem popular), along with celery and other veggies.
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I'm not ordinarily a fan of scallops, but the seared scallop ceviche dish with pickled zucchini, prawn coconut bisque, and pea mousse may have converted me.
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Pan-seared day boat scallops, while nicely undercooked, would have rated higher had its overly cheesy bed of risotto (also dense with butter) been less cloying.
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That approval translated into literal "Likes" when I posted photo of a lush green salad, or a plate of spinach and scallops, perfectly framed and portioned.
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Scallops - known as Coquilles Saint Jacques in France - are one of a handful of species whose catch is governed by national rather than European Union regulations.
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In a screaming hot pan, she sears off a few scallops so they're perfectly caramelized on one side only, then lets them rest on a plate.
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There can't be many cevicherias in Lima where the tart and spicy marinade for raw scallops and soft hunks of avocado is made from cherimoya purée.
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Because fresh mussels, clams, scallops, and oysters are truly delicious, and, honestly, some of the fastest and most fool-proof types of seafood you can cook.
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Scallops - known as Coquille Saint Jacques in France - are one of just a few species whose catch is governed by national rather than European Union regulation.
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All you had to do was just toss the scallops and lobsters in there and the rice would just envelop it all and warm it up.
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A light char on these scallops, tomatoes, and corn cobs brings out the sweetness in all three ingredients, and a bright, herby sauce rounds everything out.
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In a large bowl, gently toss the lettuce leaves with some of the dressing, the shrimp and scallops, the tomatoes, avocado, cucumber, radish, salt, and pepper.
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From a cushy corner banquette, we savored our top dish of the day, an artfully arranged carpaccio of silky sea scallops with dollops of parsnip purée.
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David McMillan and Frédéric Morin, the joyously immoderate chefs who run the Joe Beef restaurant in Montreal, match seared scallops with pulled pork and hollandaise sauce.
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"I'm going to upset some people because I'm going to do pork and I'm going to do scallops, which you can't get in Iran," she said.
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Using cryo-electron microscopes, Dr. Palmer and his colleagues discovered that scallops make a kind of guanine crystal never seen before in nature: a flat square.
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Scallops may pay attention to their peripheral vision instead when they're searching for a spot on the sea floor where they can settle down to feed.
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They huddled at a French restaurant on Central Park West in Manhattan, briefly admitting the news media to take photographs of the smiling pair over scallops.
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In recent months, infected scallops served in several restaurants sickened more than 200 people, and 51 people became ill after consuming hepatitis-infected smoothies in Virginia.
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Nick claps for joy and Raven's father decides that he likes Nick more than he thought he would (+2248), which is how most people feel about scallops.
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Capesante e prosciutto consisted of tender, well-browned sea scallops tucked inside prosciutto slices, bathed in a prosecco-cream-lemon-mustard sauce and served with mixed vegetables.
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The French love their coquilles St-Jacques, or Normandy scallops, so much that rules have been instituted to prevent overfishing that would permanently deplete the country's resources.
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This week, the postcard stars the photogenic, bottom-dwelling sea creatures that make up the broad category of benthic animals or benthos— like sponges, starfish, and scallops.
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Marty Glouberman (Richard Kind) I want to revisit Marty for one reason: He very nearly cheated on his wife with scallops at the end of last season.
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The sides have "scallops" to make it easier to hold in one hand, and the power button on the right is where you'll find the fingerprint sensor.
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The axes of existence for her might be closer to what I'd call "glamour" (scallops) and "deluxe domesticity" (her kids have a house with a private waterfall).
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A starter of plump scallops came seared almost black, the char nicely balancing a sweet complement of melon, Tuscan white beans and a tang of balsamic vinegar.
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A fragile nest of fried noodles, heaped with buttery macadamia nuts, scallops and shrimp, is a dish so mild as to suggest the meal has hit pause.
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The menu at Koks aspired to be both firmly rooted in native produce and brashly experimental: raw scallops and horseradish were mixed with milk and liquid nitrogen.
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Once the scallops are grilled, you spoon the relish over and drizzle with fruity olive oil, along with a shower of freshly chopped dill, mint and chives.
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At home, you can use a premade XO sauce, like the jarred version by Lee Kum Kee that's jam-packed with dried shrimp, scallops, garlic, and chili.
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Cioppino alla Barese brought a basin of clams, shrimp, scallops, calamari and other selections from the sea, bathed in a light marinara on a bed of linguine.
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Mark Bittman has a lot to choose from including grilled tuna with herbs and olives, salmon fillet with fresh salsa, spicy grilled shrimp or miso-glazed scallops.
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A warm goat-cheese tart, summer pea soup, seared sea scallops over Tuscan bean compote and slow-roasted rack of lamb are some of his summer specialties.
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The retina that sees the central field of view might allow scallops to quickly recognize oncoming predators, allowing them to beat a hasty retreat by swimming away.
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Among the signature combinations are sea scallops in XO sauce with tobiko and lemon, salmon and tomato with onion cream, and tuna poke-style with crisp shallots.
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Seafood crudo, beef carpaccio, seared sea scallops, baby artichoke salad, short homemade scialatelli pasta with seafood, vegetable lasagnetta, chicken Milanese and grilled lobster are among the dishes.
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Most are left with a dollar and change for food — and no matter what Mr. Moore says, no one is buying scallops and lamb on that meager budget.
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You may have to do a bit more searing, a bit more roasting, and perhaps work with some trickier ingredients (scallops, for example, are a disaster if overcooked).
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She's here today making, fittingly, shakshuka with scallops and clams—a version of the egg-in-sauce dish that's more fitting for dinner than for the traditional breakfast.
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The season in Massachusetts opened a few days before New York, and baymen there were finding a solid set of bay scallops this year, after a bad 2018.
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All she's brought with her are a few fresh, raw scallops, and a house-made creamy vegan cheese, similar to chèvre in texture, but made from coconut milk.
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The first painting in the series showed scallops, cheese grits, hummus, and vegetables—as eaten by Kristine Bunch, who was wrongfully imprisoned for 16 years, Green told NPR.
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Lately there has been a lucid, refreshing plate of raw sea scallops, sliced cold and mixed with fresh green shiso and folds of pineapple, red with ground chiles.
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In the evening, menus focus on seasonal Nordic products — Norwegian scallops, Danish lobster, hay cheese — while cocktails and a bar menu are served in a nearby bar nook.
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As well as an impressive cocktail program, the bar serves French-influenced bar snacks, such as Saint Jacques seared scallops and pommes frites with crème fraîche and caviar.
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Big, sweet scallops are topped with tender little snails from Peconic Escargot in Long Island, where they're raised in a greenhouse and fed wild greens and bright herbs.
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Whether it's delivering scallops or "Being Alive," there's pressure to live up to both a past performance and the expectations of a persona: Can I do this again?
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There are a few pastas, and main dishes include Berkshire pork tenderloin, king salmon with corn pudding, sea scallops with whipped celery root and asparagus, and a burger.
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The meal was beautifully orchestrated, by turns serene (scallops with fresh baby peas and shaved fresh horseradish and a cozy crumb-crusted "pudding" of brown crab) and intense.
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Rick Scott (R) spoke at the event, where guests donned red "Make America Great Again" hats and dined on filet mignon and scallops, the Palm Beach Post reported.
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The scallops in the blades ensure you can cut through tough foods without any sticking, while their anti-rust properties ensure you'll be chopping for years to come.
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We order fried blowfish, grilled scallops, a radicchio salad that requires a bib to eat, a potato that blew my mind, and a hen of the wood mushroom.
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Well, that's the long and short of what's turning, depending on which side of the Channel you find yourself, into a war of scallops -- or coquilles Saint-Jacques.
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This is a time for a great white Burgundy with plenty of body, like a premier cru Meursault, a classic match for scallops, or a fine, graceful American chardonnay.
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He didn't skimp on the kabobs—each skewer had six or seven large scallops with fries on the side, and a few glasses of the local fermented apple juice.
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Sous-vide cod with black bean sauce was flabby and, like the scallops in a long canoe-shaped dish with peppers and onions, not a showpiece of sparkling freshness.
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In just six hours, scallops placed in water spiked with plastic nanoparticles had billions of particles throughout their major organs, a study published in Environmental Science and Technology showed.
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First, they created plastic nanoparticles in the lab, then they created water environments with the same concentration of plastic as the ocean and introduced some scallops into the environment.
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Talks between French and British fisherman over rights to catch scallops have ended in failure, France's agriculture ministry said on Wednesday, raising the risk of further tensions at sea.
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Fortunately, Langly was close to weaning age, so the switch from mom's milk to a grown-up sea otter diet of scallops, crabs, shrimp and other crustaceans was imminent.
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Brush that mixture on scallops you've either threaded onto a skewer and grilled, or run for a few minutes under the broiler, so that they're just beginning to brown.
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When the scallops are abundant, gulls pluck them from shallows, drop them on the macadam from a height, and swoop down to eat the meat from the cracked shell.
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According to fellow contestant and dolphin enthusiast Alexis Waters, a group of girls from Nick Viall's season of "The Bachelor" went out to dinner together, and Whitney ordered scallops.
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But who wouldn't, if you have prawns with scrambled eggs for breakfast and a fillet of beef, scallops, and truffle tagliatelle in the buffet-style restaurant Marina for lunch.
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A scallop crudo, meanwhile, was nothing short of fabulous, the diver scallops sliced paper thin and topped with sea salt, American sturgeon caviar and a drizzle of olive oil.
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The squid-ink tagliolini, also made from scratch, came chock-full of seafood, including bay scallops, shrimp and calamari, all of which was tossed with chili flakes and tomato.
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The sea scallops were $40 and the mushroom torte was $14, bringing the food total to $54 without tax and tip, which seemed a little steep for central Kentucky.
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To do so, get some fresh sea scallops and sear them in neutral oil, being careful both to get a good crust on them and to not overcook them.
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Season the shrimp and scallops with salt and pepper and cook, along with the garlic, flipping the seafood once, until cooked and golden, about 1 1/2 minutes. 3.
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And for dinner, you can, and ought to, go very simple: some butter-basted scallops with garlic and parsley, say, or some diner-style burgers, an easy salade Lyonnaise.
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For a July sea-scallop supper, I paired grilled jumbo scallops with a kicky corn salsa, made bright green with puréed raw tomatillos, punched up with jalapeño and lime.
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With the colorful corn and pepper salsa, lime wedges and cilantro sprigs, this platter of scallops has a cheerful summery appearance, and the flavor of sea air and sunshine.
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But it works very nicely with pork if you don't want to cook chicken, and, if you maintain situational awareness and don't overcook them, it's bananas-good with scallops.
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They will prepare a menu as summery as a sea breeze with lobster, crab, scallops and clams, and some meat items: 542 West 27th Street, 212-564-1662, mckittrickhotel.com.
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I've seared scallops and stir-fried clams so far, and with a little seasoning, this has been a good heavy-duty wok for use and abuse in my kitchen.
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Now, with Britain on the way out of the EU, though, the French fear for their scallops will not be a red herring by any definition of the term.
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The recipe is very, very simple, complicated only in the shopping and even then not really because you can find everything online: dried scallops; dried shrimp; dried red chiles.
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Recipes: Winter Citrus Salad With Belgian Endive | Crisp-Seared Sea Scallops With Ginger-Lime Butter | Chocolate-Bourbon Truffles And to Drink ... On Valentine's Day, the mind naturally gravitates toward bubbles.
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Together they go hunting for seaweed, urchins and scallops and cook everything over open fire back at Roddie's Arctic farm - where Halaigh gets to spend the night in a hammock.
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I, a lapsed vegetarian, first heard the argument that scallops could be considered vegan during a recent lunch at Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co., a Brooklyn seafood restaurant dedicated to sustainability.
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A good ceviche should have plenty of spice and citrusy acid, but all those in-your-face flavors need some sweet, juicy scallops and creamy avocado to balance everything out.
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It's not exactly subtle or nuanced, but there's something about cooking three dozen scallops in a shit ton of cream and covering them in melted cheese that just seems right.
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According to the report, the trio dined on young garlic soup with thyme and sautéed frog legs, and diver scallops with caramelized cauliflower and a caper raisin emulsion as appetizers.
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The water temperatures today are in the mid-50s, visibility underwater is just 15 feet, and getting the meat of the scallops out completely intact is a challenge for me.
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Hueso's ever-changing menu features finely crafted dishes such as mussels in beef broth, braised short ribs, bone marrow with scallops, and veal tongue with salsa verde and charcoal oil.
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For example, harvesting their own oysters is completely prohibited, even if they are harvested sustainably, and commercial fishermen are mostly limited to deeper waters that produce brinier scallops and clams.
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And during the intervals of Mr. Kanze's dance in "Okina," attendants seated behind him carefully and decorously rearranged the hem of his garment so it would hang in perfect scallops.
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For Tuesday, scallops with cider glaze and cauliflower, a recipe Alex Witchel secured from the chef Floyd Cardoz back in 2011, right before he opened North End Grill in Manhattan.
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And over his scallops and "Smokey Sour" mescal cocktail at the Orangery at the Whitby Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, he offers a story of his own about hated colonial statues.
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The servers preparing the dish tableside then cover the skillet, letting everything steam together as the liquid further softens the dried scallops until they taste like candy from the sea.
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Betony fans have about a month left to revisit dishes like cured scallops with lemon and horseradish, squid "noodles" with fluke, flax-crusted skate and wild Scottish pheasant for two.
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The purple juices of roasted grapes fall over the sweet, scarlet threads of pickled ají dulci peppers and heart-shaped mint leaves that decorate a plate of pan-roasted scallops.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Talks between French and British fisherman over rights to catch scallops have ended in failure, France's agriculture ministry said on Wednesday, raising the risk of further tensions at sea.
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That cranberry chutney of the tofu scallops resurfaced in a cider doughnut dessert, though it and the somewhat stale doughnut were easily eclipsed by an excellent house-made bourbon caramel sauce.
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Instead I dropped Scallops Hotel and that was all about agency and making a new absurd world available to me at any time that wouldn't necessarily impact my place in rap.
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Plate this up real nice with a bed of creamy polenta, a smattering of charred corn kernels, perfectly cross-hatched scallops, and skewers of cherry tomatoes that are sure to impress.
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Witnesses: Scallops for the bishop, toast for the kids Neighbor Anthony Thomasson said at least one other person was in the car, and the occupants waved goodbye as it pulled away.
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The more flavorful penne with sautéed scallops and shrimp put us in a better mood, but what really got our taste buds going again was the linguine in white clam sauce.
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Upon arriving in Tokyo for the first leg of his Asia tour, Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lunched on hamburgers and dined on Hokkaido scallops, lobster and Wagyu beef.
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According to Waters, however, Whitney later couldn't wait to eat her leftovers and ate the scallops with her hands, smacking Waters "with her scallop fingers" after the latter made a joke.
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On Monday he had scallops with a garlic crust and shrimp in chili sauce, today he had a burger dripping in cheese with curly fries, then he had Matcha ice cream.
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As tensions rise between the United States and Canada, there's a new clash in the cool waters off the northeast tip of Maine, which are rich with lobster, scallops and cod.
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"It's bringing me back to that rush of cooking in a restaurant, getting things ready in time, hitting the ground running," he said after spooning the browned scallops from the skillet.
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While some invertebrate eyes can sense only light and dark, scientists have long suspected that scallops can make out images, perhaps even recognizing predators quickly enough to jet away to safety.
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At meals in December, January and February, I was always served some variation on raw sea scallops with daikon and apple and some version of duck breast, sweet potato and yogurt.
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For 2019 we're thinking about a lobster roll topped with white truffle butter, cocktail Jonah crab claws with a bunch of different sauces, lightly fried scallops and a wasabi soy roll.
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Pacific American Fish Company Inc imported about 20 percent more scallops and calamari in recent months to stock up before the new duties go into place, said Chief Executive Peter Huh.
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If for some reason you resist chardonnay, you may try a top dry Vouvray, Savennières or other chenin blanc, which likewise would have enough richness and texture to pair with the scallops.
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The three men ordered a young garlic soup with thyme and sautéed frog legs, and diver scallops with caramelized cauliflower and caper-raisin emulsion as appetizers, according to a readout to reporters.
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Everyone's Favorite Bartender Is Also Back ABC confirmed that Wells Adams will be back on the beach, making drinks and jokes (and maybe doing another puppet show with scallops, if we're lucky).
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Blasts from seismic air guns used to search for oil and gas beneath the ocean floor increase the death rate in scallops and change their behavior, according to a study published Monday.
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The ever-changing menu makes it difficult to predict the nightly offering, but fan favorites include toasty sweet potato rolls with pepper jelly, seed-crusted rockfish and seared scallops and bbq turnips.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Fishing industry officials from France and Britain will try to strike a new deal on dredging for scallops next week following violent skirmishes in the Channel, authorities said on Friday.
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Tuesday you could try grilled sea scallops with yellow-beet-cucumber relish from David Tanis, which seems superfancy but is actually something easy to knock down in the middle of the week.
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The French are irritated that British fishermen are allowed to harvest scallops, a key earner for France's Normandy region, throughout the year, while they are prevented from doing so during the summer.
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Clockwise from left: diver scallops Alfredo; stuffed rabbit with cippolini and pistachio; ribollita soup with white beans and kale; a side of grappa carrots; turbot al forno with white polenta and caviar.
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But while its dishes feature familiar touchpoints such as hamachi, maguro, scallops, and wagyu, there's much more to it than just a splash of soy sauce and a dab of commercial wasabi.
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About 35 French fishing boats tried to chase five larger British vessels from waters off the coast of Normandy, where France does not allow fishing for scallops to begin until Oct. 1.
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Hong Kong Journal HONG KONG — On a bustling Hong Kong street lined with dried seafood stores, where baskets of sea cucumber vie for space with scallops and abalone, one shop stands out.
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"Joker" star Joaquin Phoenix, a strict vegan, suggested the change for the Golden Globes sit-down dinner, where the usual steak and fish was replaced with mushroom risotto and oyster mushroom scallops.
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Temperature and texture play tag in several successful dishes, including a first course of hot scallops sharing a little plank with cool spoonfuls of roasted squash puree beneath lacy sails of bread.
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The father would choose the Captain's Platter, a crisp assortment from deep fryer that included cod, scallops, shrimp and clam strips, served with mayonnaise-y tartar sauce and deep red cocktail sauce.
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Vogue reported that celebs were served chilled golden-beet soup, as well as a main course of King Oyster Mushroom "scallops" with wild mushroom risotto, Brussels sprouts, globe carrots, and pea tendrils.
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PARIS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Talks between French and British fisherman over rights to catch scallops have ended in failure, France's agriculture ministry said on Wednesday, raising the risk of further tensions at sea.
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The scallops in the blades ensure you can use them to cut through tough foods, while their built-in anti-rust properties ensure they'll be slicing and dicing for a very long time.
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Models in dresses decorated with not just crystals and paillettes but wood shavings and tiles and scallops as light as feathers, the better to elevate the ordinary and the earthly into something transcendent.
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Within six hours, billions of particles that were 250nm (that's about 0.00025 mm) were found throughout the scallops' intestines, while even tinier pieces measuring 20nm were lodged in the mollusks' kidneys and gills.
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The fact that anyone went scalloping on opening day in spite of the consensus that there weren't any scallops is testament to the fortitude, and perhaps stubbornness, of the few who did go.
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Get the biggest, juiciest bay scallops you can find so you can get nice, clean cross-hatch char lines on them when grilling them up like our masterful culinary director Fardieh Sadeghin does.
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There was a five-piece jazz band playing and a tower made of madeleines in the center of the store and white-smocked chefs whipping up snacks like seared scallops with ramp purée.
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Five excellent, sweet scallops sat on creamy blots of bottarga sauce over black rice that had been swirled with more butter than it needed or could hold; the butter pooled on the plate.
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The Nikolaihof with Indian food was "quiet, forgettable," he said, but with grilled scallops it became "a quiet, enigmatic force field of a wine," which I think he meant as a good thing.
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Soon and unbeknownst to her, everyone began calling Whitney Scallop Fingers, or Scallops for short, until Raven Gates slipped up and called Whitney the name to her face and uncomfortably had to explain.
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The ground cracks as ice underneath expands and contracts with the changing temperatures; the scallops, as if carved by an ice cream scoop, are places where the surface sinks as the ice melts.
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Two meaty scallops were seared rare and served with a date jam and mustard crème fraîche, then sprinkled with bacon bits and English peas; it was a knockout combination of taste and texture.
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I was away last weekend, up in Alaska helping Julia O'Malley teach a writing workshop while eating local wild salmon, scallops and an inordinate amount of incredible produce from the farms above Homer.
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The brodetto, or seafood stew, for two comprises carefully cooked clams, mussels, squid, lobster, shrimp, scallops, and monkfish, in a rich, salty broth, studded with an orzo-like Sardinian pasta known as fregola.
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Over scallops and lamb, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain shared intelligence detailing the high probability that the Russian state had carried out the poisoning of a former Russian spy on British soil.
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Our Washington reporters took a look at what his life has been like over the last two years, including his regular Sunday morning church services and Friday night meal of wine and scallops.
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The audience, which included Miranda July, Maya Rudolph and the New Yorker writer Susan Orlean (who's a customer), grazed on scallops and vegetable risotto as the chanteuse Justin Vivian Bond serenaded the crowd.
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An essential dish at East End holiday dinners, Peconic Bay scallops cost upward of $30 a pound in a fish store, although in recent years strong supply has kept the price closer to $25.
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Relaxation and idleness are markers of sophistication in Ms. von Bonin's book, and if her scallops and octopuses look a little bored at times, that should be seen as a sign of their modernity.
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Every type of seafood we bought included a barcode from which we could track its origin and how it reached the store — mussels (New Zealand), lobster (Canada), scallops (China's Zhejiang province), and so on.
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We like to describe scallops as "sea marshmallows"; they're the perfect bite of decadence, just the right balance of airy and fatty to make for something more exciting than any old bite of fish.
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Locally harvested oysters, clams, fluke, mackerel, monkfish, sea scallops, lobsters and black sea bass share the menu with more far-flung catches, like Santa Barbara sea urchin, sardines, Dover sole, Icelandic cod and geoduck.
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A pork spread for two, sea scallops with foie gras, five-spice duck and many vegetable choices — including risotto primavera, whole cauliflower and a platter of roasted and braised vegetables — round out the menu.
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Nobody will think you're a culinary trailblazer if you get the cacciucco, either, but you can console yourself with the tender shrimp, scallops, cod and clams in the faintly spicy and fennel-scented broth.
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The reason why gastropods (such as sea snails and sea slugs) and bivalves (such as mussels and scallops) were considered for the study is the sheer magnitude of data sets available, the authors said.
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For a catch to be sustainable, it means the greatest number of fish, crustaceans like shrimp, and mollusks like sea scallops, that can be caught without depleting the stocks of these fish long-term.
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There was a cooking class, with wine pairings, that felt like Blue Apron gone luxe (scallops and pancetta, precut by the ship's staff, ready to be seared and consumed with a swig of Albariño).
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The club permitted Singh to invite chefs from Atlanta, who imported ingredients from Thailand for chicken Panang curry, sea scallops in garlic sauce and Chilean sea bass with a chili glaze, served family style.
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I order a platter of fried scallops, calamari, oysters, and shrimp with onion rings and my boyfriend opts for the lobster roll with fries, and a cup of clam chowder that I share with him.
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In the case of bivalves—that is, sea creatures with a hinged shell, such as oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops—the line between plant and animal, especially in regards to cooking and eating, remains unclear.
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The delegation celebrated its first night in South Korea with a banquet at its hotel, dining on roasted scallops, steak, beef marrow soup and shrimp wrapped in thinly sliced radish, according to a pool report.
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Then, over scallops and rack of lamb on Thursday night, EU leaders discussed Russia for three-and-a-half hours, first attempting to agree a formal statement attributing blame for the toxin attack to Moscow.
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Shred the breasts and the thighs into a bowl with some diced skin and a lashing of hoisin or barbecue sauce, then heat it through in a pan right before using it on the scallops.
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Choose the five-course seafood menu to sample lobster and prawns — served with apple, sorrel and a potato scone — as well as locally sourced Sconser Scallops harvested from the plankton-rich waters of Loch Sligachan.
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As with many such things, the simplest preparations are usually the best: My go-to approach with scallops is to pan-sear or grill them, which concentrates their flavor and gives them a crisp exterior.
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Anyone with permission will be able to access the information on the blockchain by simply clicking a node to see where the scallops were at any given point in its journey from boat to market.
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French fishermen had accused the British of unfairly catching scallops in the Baie de Seine during the summer, when French boats are banned from doing so because of French regulations aimed at protecting shellfish stocks.
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French fishermen had accused the British of unfairly catching scallops in the Baie de Seine during the summer, when French boats were banned from doing so because of French regulations aimed at protecting shellfish stocks.
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The scallops were cured in miso and refrigerated for a few days and came out of it with something like the concentration of flavor that beef gets from dry-aging, but none of the funk.
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This may not sound like much — scallops, sweet potato, bok choy — but once these items are splashed with a seasoned butter of ginger, lime and just the right amount of hot pepper, the dish makes sense.
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The "Submarine" — a sub sandwich heaped with seared scallops, roasted pulled pork shoulder, blackened calamari, a dollop of lemon and parsely mayonnaise, pork crackling, and rocket — is the favourite roll offered by sandwich makers Sub Cult.
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After toasting with glasses of cava, we have viera con espuma de salmon (smoked salmon and scallops toast), huevos escalfados (eggs baked in spinach, chickpeas, and cheese), carne a la parrilla (sirloin with potatoes), and flan.
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Servings: 6-23Prep: 5 minutesTotal: 15 minutes 3 dozen scallops 1 cup|250 ml heavy cream 8 ounces|225 grams grated gruyere kosher salt and freshly ground white pepper, to taste Heat the oven to broil.
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At Old Pine Street Church, Jones responded to the maritime symbols hand stenciled on the church's sanctuary walls, reinterpreting the iconography of waves, anchors, scallops and crosses as signs of African diaspora journeys and forced migration.
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He sourced the marijuana from the Lux Pot Shop, a local store that sells recreational marijuana, and served dishes such as beets with herring, scallops with apples and anise and veal cheeks with cauliflower and pecans.
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The tender and herbaceous double chops of lamb come from Elysian Fields Farm in Pennsylvania, and two preparations of bay scallops out of Nantucket popped up, near the start of their brief, glorious season in November.
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The supply could swing between scarcity and plenty, but in the 1980s huge algae blooms known as brown tides appeared several years in a row and threatened to destroy the scallops' ecosystem on the East Coast.
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The vandals also damaged four artworks in the shape of scallops, a project of local artists for the 400th anniversary, said Amy Naples, the executive director of the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce, in a statement.
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So are other cold things from the raw bar: sea scallops in a spicy green pool of parsley juice, herbs and lemon; Wellfleet oysters, their deep pearly cups holding a splash or two of bay water.
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Serves: 220-4Prep time: 20 minutesCook time: 20 minutesTotal time: 40 minutes Ingredients 6 large, incredibly fresh sea scallops, cut into round thirds Juice of 3 fresh limes 43 habanero pepper, cored and sliced into thin matchstick sized slivers 1/2 teaspoon sea salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 10 drops of child oil, or to taste (optional) (4) 4" squares of whole nori (dried seaweed sheets) Sake to taste (4) additional 4" sheets of nori cut into matchstick sized slivers 2 tablespoons pomegranate seeds 2 shakes black, smoked sea salt (optional) 4 scallop shells for to be used as serving dishes (optional) Prep like a pro: Watch the video below to discover the best way to prepare scallops MethodPlace the sliced scallops into a marinade of lime juice, salt, pepper and chili oil.
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The price for Norman scallops will rise to around 10-15 euros a kilogram in Paris where demand is strong for the delicacy, particularly over Christmas as the seafood is a part of traditional festivities in France.
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The nearly $23 billion a year northeastern U.S. fisheries market, which includes high-value species such as lobster, scallops and cod, is expected to suffer from rising sea temperatures but so far remains largely uninsured, for instance.
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LONDON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Britain is confident that France will supply more security resources to ensure that a row over scallops at sea does not happen again, Britain's junior fisheries minister George Eustice told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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Matt Jennings, the chef and an owner at Townsman in Boston, adds a touch of honey to his batter for sweetness, and scallops and scraps of fish because he's a chef and has those things at hand.
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In Mr. Truong's take on Cambodian amok, sea bass is stuffed with fat prawns and scallops, submerged in red curry and baked in a banana-leaf bowl (shored up inside a china bowl to hold everything together).
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All right, I should have learned, but I was tricked again by the lushness of the "ocean herbal broth" pooled around gorgeously fresh shrimp, scallops, a belon oyster and a bundle of sea cucumber cut into ribbons.
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Seared scallops with red pepper and basil (22 euros) makes for a standout starter, and the spaghetti with pecorino and zucchini flowers (16 euros) is a welcome variation on the city's ubiquitous pasta with cacio e pepe.
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After dinner (or in the morning) you can make this awesome make-ahead recipe for coquilles St.-Jacques to serve Wednesday night, with red roses on the table beside the creamy, golden scallops fresh from the broiler.
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"You don't want to buy the really big, really expensive ones," Kuan said about the dried scallops one afternoon, making XO sauce with me in her tiny kitchen in Park Slope, Brooklyn, sun dappling her cutting board.
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In truth, the kitchen seems to know how to cook every kind of seafood, although perhaps it could come with a better partner for the fried scallops than the sweet, yellowish tartar sauce with corn in it.
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But he also dehydrates the fish, grinds it, rehydrates it with sake, and deep-fries it to create a Southern version of the dried scallops that are integral to XO sauce, a spicy Hong Kong seafood sauce.
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I could not decide between the scallops with truffle sauce and the server-recommended Szechuan Chilean Sea Bass, so he insisted on bringing me half orders of each … and suffice it to say, I ate it all.
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Modoki means "to mimic" in Japanese, the book explains, and that's precisely what the recipes do, substituting tomato or red bell pepper for tuna, carrot for salmon, mushroom stems for scallops and kabocha squash for sea urchin.
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When Mr. Forgione took over the kitchen in 1979, he cast a wide net in pursuit of superior American products: Peconic Bay scallops, Michigan morels, New Jersey tomatoes, Belon oysters from Maine and New York State venison.
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A few hours later at the restaurant, he grilled the scallops on just one side to firm up the muscle, then set off their sweetness with baby radishes and a bright, pleasingly bitter purée of nasturtium leaves.
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Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker and a confidant of Mr. Trump's, mocked the scene on Tuesday between the president-elect and Mr. Romney: a sit-down over frog legs and diver scallops at a Manhattan restaurant.
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STARTER I Scallops with potimarron pumpkin mousseline STARTER II Polish sauerkraut soup MAIN COURSE Roast veal in a tonka bean sauce with green beans and fondant potato DESSERT Figs in puff pastry What's coming up Thanks for reading.
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They also ordered a bunch of sushi, including rock shrimp, veggie, and lobster rolls, and capped it the meal with Singapore street noodles with Madras curry, veggies, shrimp, scallops, and char siu pork, Cambodian rice, and pad Thai.
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The chef Sungchul Shim, who was at Neta, is serving a $75 nine-course seasonal Korean menu: It includes a potato soup with a corn fritter, raw scallops and octopus, grilled mackerel, asparagus tempura, pork belly and bibimbap.
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A shark sits trapped at an office desk; scallops chill out on a swing; a plush hermit crab is splayed across an X-shaped table base, while another rests on a lifeguard chair while holding a news conference.
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Save them instead for stock that you could use later in the week, say for a Tuesday night lobster risotto, or to make into lobster butter for a feast of chilled shrimp, or to drizzle over fried scallops.
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The Chinese broccoli served with shaved smoked egg yolk, toasted almonds, and burrata, and the trout roe-topped scallops, which arrive in a cloud of smoke and a puddle of chile-spiked brown butter, belong to her alone.
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The French vessels set out from the Normandy ports of Port-en-Bessin, Courseulles, Ouistreham, Trouville, Honfleur and Le Havre to chase British boats away from the Baie de la Seine, where the seabed is rich in scallops.
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Sitting in the lavish dining room of the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Jakarta in July, over an awkward meal of mushroom consommé and blanched scallops, officials from Indonesia's Palm Oil Development Fund made a case for their industry.
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Drew Minkiewicz, a lawyer who represents the Fisheries Survival Fund, said that since 2010, the number of vessels permitted to fish for scallops has been limited, and with fewer unregistered ships at sea, there have been fewer accidents.
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Kinilaw, a Filipino ceviche in a piercingly sour calamansi and cane vinegar marinade with a jab of bird's-eye chile, is worth sticking around for, especially on those nights when it's made with bay scallops instead of fish.
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WÖLFFER KITCHEN Seafood, tapas, salads, wood-oven pizzettes and more substantial seasonal dishes, like steak and scallops with fava beans, are on the menu at this sibling of the Sag Harbor restaurant established by Joey and Marc Wölffer.
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The row, which arose as Britain negotiates its exit from the European Union, centered on the size of the boats that are allowed to fish in the Baie de Seine where scallops can be found in large quantities.
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At the headquarters of Iwasaki Co on the outskirts of Tokyo, racks of golden-brown gyoza jostle for attention with boat-shaped dishes of lustrous raw tuna, bowls of creamy ramen and a dozen pinkish scallops in iridescent shells.
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This would be a loss, because they are beautifully made; there's a clarity to the chicken cloud consommé, vividly seasoned with ginger, and a shellfish-drenched power to the "eight hour golden broth," thick with lobster, crab and scallops.
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But even the experts, people who have dedicated their lives to studying the inner workings of sea creatures, can't yet fully prove whether scallops and other bivalves experience pain, as it has not been extensively, if ever, comprehensively studied.
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Also recording under the guise of Scallops Hotel, he's gained a reputation for pairing creative and inventive production with lyrics that are quick to bandy booksmart literary and art scene references with wry commentary on the world around him.
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French fishermen accuse the British of unfairly catching scallops in the Baie de Seine in the summer months when French boats are banned from doing so under rules imposed by the Paris government to conserve stocks of the shellfish.
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As a so-called shoulder fishery, shrimping — whether trawling with a net or setting traps — served multiple functions, including providing another income source for shrimpers who might spend the rest of the year chasing lobster, scallops, haddock and cod.
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Mr. Smith, a tribal medicine man who runs a sweat lodge and raises oysters off his waterfront property on the reservation, said he has clashed with state authorities over the years in connection with harvesting scallops and growing oysters.
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While the dredge did its work, the crew on duty on the Carolina Queen sorted through the muddy mix of rocks and sand and other flotsam on the ship's deck, looking for the wavy round shells of the scallops.
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Cradling the microphone stand near the lip of the stage, he wiggled his feet like James Brown and drew miniature scallops with his hips, then galloped from one side of the stage to the other, like a sanctified Springsteen.
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And the dining menu, though pricier than those of places with similar offerings just outside the hotel, did deliver on quality; the roast duck, crispy Sichuan chicken and stir-fried noodles with tiger prawns and Hokkaido scallops were tasty.
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French fishermen have accused the British of unfairly catching scallops in the Baie de Seine off the coast of Normandy during the summer, when French boats are banned from doing so because of French regulations aimed at protecting shellfish stocks.
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At a stand manned by the Maritime School's fishermen in training, a kilo of scallops, fresh off the boat, was barely 3.5 euros—a godsend for seafood enthusiasts, who were wasting no time filling up their mesh shopping bags with provisions.
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"Escalopes" pose a clear danger to consumers, who might well recoil in horror when, taking a mouthful of one, they discover that it is made not of the scallops from which it got its name but of chicken or veal.
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Since plankton are at the start of most marine food chains, that will mean less of them for other animals, such as anemones, scallops and jellyfish, and thus less of those species and others that in turn depend on them.
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But as this recent study shows, at least in scallops, it doesn't take very long for a small amount of plastic to do a considerable amount of damage—and it takes a hell of a lot longer to undo it.
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I don't want to upset anybody but I just found out that you can buy potato scallops at county fairs in the US but they call them "Australian battered potatoes" and they put cheese and ranch dressing on them. pic.twitter.
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"The British scallop harvest has grown more than tenfold in the past decade, they now catch more than we do," he said, adding that by the time the season opens in October there are few scallops left for the French fleet.
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Richie Surozenski, a retired bayman from Shelter Island, came by to see if he could get a "mess" for dinner, and realized the futility of his mission when he saw a pile of scallops that would barely fill a soup bowl.
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In other studies, researchers found noise from seismic blasting to cause additional behavioral changes, reduce catch rates in important commercial fish species, damage fish hearing structures, produce developmental delays in scallops, and even contribute to habitat displacement of certain whales.
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Wedding rice, a spin on the Persian dish tachin , a kind of crunchy-edged, savory cake, felt worthy of celebration: topped with cucumber raita, chopped almonds, and sliced chili, it hid sweet, juicy scallops and mussels within its densely packed grains.
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Sometimes success means making sure a dish is prepared perfectly, so that the gnocchi are light and airy (keep the flour to a minimum, Mr. Grant advises, and don't overwork them), and scallops are seared golden brown and meltingly tender.
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What made that thrilling was the mixing of flavors and references, the likes of black pudding and partridge (beware of buckshot) sitting next to the scallops in XO sauce and the guindilla peppers on the menu at Brawn restaurant in London.
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The origins of the term in relation to Indian food may lie with Kolkata-born Chinese chefs.) The combo pakora (11.50 dollars) contains the items to get — big chunks of chicken, scallops and shrimp rolled in chickpea flour and deep fried.
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So when I started cooking again, I would just fling a dollop of it in a frying pan and thin it out with some water and make a filet of fish in that, or sear scallops with butter and the chutney.
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The developer pays for the Halstead-sponsored dinners, which on the night the Garzas attended included such fare as scallops with Meyer lemon, turnip and chive, and Wagyu beef with sunchoke and black truffle, each with its own wine pairing.
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If I'm cooking sea scallops, I'll sear them in a pan, get a good crust going on each one, then turn them once and serve them almost right away, so that you might think they're barely done in the center.
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Can Carlitos Helmed by Nandu Jubany, who also has a Michelin-starred restaurant north of Barcelona, Can Carlitos serves the island's best tapas — try the scrambled eggs with potatoes and Iberian ham and the paella with pork ribs and scallops.
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At the Seascape resort, the owner of Hong Kong Garden restaurant said he regretted placing an order last night for fresh shrimp, scallops and lettuce from local suppliers, only to worry that he would have throw everything away the next day.
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The dinners, set in a Korean coffee shop in the East Village, will feature the chef's traditional English cooking, including duck offal skewers, grilled scallops with seaweed butter, grilled chicken thighs, and, for dessert, sticky toffee pudding and Madeira cake.
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The plume comes from a patch of raw onions thrown into a hot dry skillet to soften and sear before being joined by a bowl of squid cooked in chicken stock with XO sauce, dried scallops and small, sweet-spicy peppers.
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Bacon strips are often enjoyed as a breakfast side dish, but its flavor and texture can make it a welcome ingredient, adding excitement to scallops or imparting a smoky, cured, sweet flavor to a BLT with fresh tomato and lettuce.
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The gang feasted on shrimp cocktail and tuna tartare with salads of baby arugula and beets, as well as main dishes like branzino and pan seared scallops, cornish hen, and petite filet with sides of roasted cauliflower, broccoli rabe and steamed asparagus.
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This reality could present an ethical issue that might turn vegans off further from eating scallops, but it also opens up a whole other series of (maybe specious) arguments about how farming certain plant crops can also wreak havoc on locals ecosystems.
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Reservations are scarce, but those who do manage to score one of the dozen seats on any given date are treated to a hyper-seasonal menu of esoteric dishes like wild trout roe with pig's blood or scallops cooked over smoldering juniper.
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More striking were the freshness and ingenuity that guide his cooking in other starters, like marinated Scottish sea scallops with pickled apple balls and squid ink and a crab meat-filled raviolo in a ruddy shellfish sauce punctuated by crunchy, salty samphire.
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A parade of dishes began to arrive from the kitchen: raw oysters, razor clams, and scallops on shaved ice; crackly brown croquettes stuffed with "smoked meat," the Montreal cousin to pastrami; tender tripe in a fragrant consommé; rosy slabs of roast beef.
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It's always smart to scoop up bay scallops when they are in their short season, especially as they are done at the Loyal, lounging in their shells in a pool of blood orange-ginger juice that you could drink by the glassful.
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In case you were wondering whether there are any profit margins for a business that sounds like it would shun high-priced indulgences, look no further than the restaurant American Son, where our starter dish of three smallish-sized scallops was $24.
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An Art-Nouveau-in-outer-space ambience, courtesy of Toronto-based DesignAgency, complements the chef Guillaume Robin's precise, Canadian-accented creations, like cold-smoked BC scallops and seared Quebec duck breast, along with 320-dollar Osetra caviar and a 75-dollar whole chicken.
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Damir works the front room, carving up raw branzino and de-shelling scallops at a tableside cart and then sprinkling the just-pulled-from-the-sea morsels with local olive oil, squirts of lemon and dashes of salt and pepper before serving.
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In another country, in another fairy tale, it would be a place of foreboding, a place where children would find a witch in a house built of pale, crumbling slabs of shortbread, its roof trimmed with scallops of fondant, its chimney whistling smoke.
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It gets up to about 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, which has allowed me to sear everything from scallops to steak, and it has outdone every pizza joint in the borough of Brooklyn (*dodges rotten tomato*), all within a tiny corner of my backyard.
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Instead, for dinner this night, hambone or no, take it easy: I like Melissa Clark's Tuscan kale salad, and I love it alongside or underneath a few scallops seared in a tiny amount of oil and then basted in butter until glistening.
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If you are, just wake up early enough that you can knock out this recipe I scored from Ina Garten for coquilles St.-Jacques, and let it rest in the fridge all day until you're ready to heat the scallops through for dinner.
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My inaugural visit gave me hope for the place when on a Friday night I sliced into sweet seared diver scallops arranged with a taste of the tropics: shards of crispy rice, tufts of coconut foam and a jolt of passionfruit vinaigrette.
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Get some fat, dry scallops from the market, dust them with salt and pepper, and cook them in a little neutral oil in a hot pan until they're deeply browned on one side: That'll be about three minutes over medium-high heat.
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On a vast menu, Quagliata shines when he sticks to the basics: delicate fried calamari with little gifts of scallops and halibut, a thick, juicy burger with Beecher's cheddar, a silky hunk of on-the-bone roast pork with calypso beans, exemplary pastas.
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Sea urchin perched on tiny corners of toast is a strange and awkward affair, but the sardines on toast, dressed with chile flakes, are very good, as are the raw scallops with yuzu juice and the avocado salad showered with tempura flakes.
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This is especially the case in the oceans, where carbon is being absorbed at rapid rates, making the waters more acidic and interfering with the ability of species that rely on calcium carbonate to make their shells, such as scallops and oysters, to function normally.
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We buy strawberries, apples, pears, mandarin oranges, carrot chips, mushrooms, bananas, avocados, a bell pepper, sweet potatoes, medium carrots, bagged onions, Wallaby yogurt, frozen wild Alaskan salmon, boneless chicken thighs, chicken drumsticks, a pound of stewed beef, beef broth, frozen scallops, shrimp, clams, and calamari.
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I've been wanting to try out scallops after the latest season of Bachelor in Paradise, so we get some as an appetizer, and then split the "clam bake," which includes a whole lobster, shrimp, clams, mussels, corn on the cob, and a baked potato.
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Then there were trousers, most often with asymmetric ruffles running up the sides or finishing the hem, and a series of gowns — strapless, tiered, sparkling, one-shouldered, Impressionistic, spaghetti-strapped and covered in overlapping layers of beaded scallops, like so many unfurled Art Deco fans.
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"We only exposed the scallops to nanoparticles for a few hours and, despite them being transferred to clean conditions, traces were still present several weeks later," Professor Richard Thompson, a coauthor on the study and a researcher at Plymouth, said in a press release.
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Chopped scallops, slightly cooked to bring out the sweetness, get kicked into hyperdrive with a bright-green purée of asparagus and kale; a copious amount of Jonah crab is covered with a luscious saffron-scented bouillabaisse sabayon, the richness cut with peppery nasturtium leaves.
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The project so improved bay scallop numbers that during last year's season, which ended in March, the supply of scallops actually exceeded the demand, and distributors asked baymen to slow down the catch because of a lack of skilled shuckers to process the bounty.
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On the weekends, I often showered with my father, and he showed me how to rub tiny dark rolls of grime from my forearms and from the scallops of my heels, and then scrubbed my shampooed scalp so hard it would tingle long afterward.
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The house-made pasta verged on heavy, but that was a minor blip alongside its cornucopia of seafood (mussels, squid, shrimp, bay scallops), which was dressed in a savory, slow-roasted tomato-cream sauce made more luxurious by the inclusion of a fulsome fish fumé.
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"This dish is gonna be like POP POP—it's a little bit spicy from the Thai chilies, sour from the fresh yuzu, and umami from the mushrooms and truffle," says Pichaya "Pam" Utharntharm as she arranges creamy, translucent slices of Hokkaido scallops on seashells.
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Now he seems to have moved on to the luxury minimalism of an omakase sushi chef, a style that was foreshadowed by the only Union Pacific dish he's brought back, bay scallops and sea urchin with a few throat-searing drops of mustard oil.
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She daringly broke with the prescribed dining room etiquette of the era by perching on the arm of a chair across from her customers, extolling sea-urchin butter poured over raw sea urchins, or sea scallops still alive in their shell, awaiting the stove.
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If you're not traveling to Washington to observe, maybe round out the week with Michael Lomonaco's recipe for sea scallops with brown butter, capers and lemon, a dish he served at Windows on the World until that restaurant was destroyed in the attacks of Sept.
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Silky sea scallops with charcoal salt, hamachi belly lightly charred with a blow torch and his egg custard, which one woman compared to flan, both beautiful and delicious, are a few of the courses he serves five times a night, seven nights a week.
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I'll pass, cook my Valentines some pasta with scallops, burst cherry tomatoes and lots of herbs, spoon out ice cream for dessert and recite Shakespeare: Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks, But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
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"In February, we invited some chefs from Buenos Aires and spit-roast Sal de Aquí-salted pork and made a curanto—an underground dirt-pit oven where ingredients like mussels, scallops, and potatoes are wrapped in leaves then covered with hot stones and buried."
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She eats what we eat (something that's not always the case in Singapore, where helpers are often given a $200/month for food allowance), so she asks if we can have scallops and spiced cauliflower for dinner tomorrow — a recipe she's been wanting to try out.
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Dinner came later in the private dining room of Legasea, New York's newest Seafood Brassiere, where the ladies dined on everything from tuna tartare, roasted vegetable timbale, and cacio e pepe, to tacos, scallops, fried chicken and buttermilk biscuits (according to a menu posted on Serena's snapchat).
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A trio of plump Georges Bay scallops was both tasty and pretty, pan-seared to a caramelized golden brownness and arrayed on a rectangular white plate atop an attractive spring risotto, with lemon crème fraîche lending a velvety richness and pea purée a brilliant green coloration.
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Other appetizer treats included sweet, candy-striped Chioggia beets combined with melt-in-the mouth local burrata, festooned by nasturtium flowers and leaves, as well as the Maine sea scallops, raw, sliced thin, garlanded with sweet-tasting cara cara orange, fennel ribbons and habañero olive oil.
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Speaking to reporters gathered at the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan, Romney gushed about the "wonderful" evening he had with the president-elect, where they were joined by incoming Trump Chief of Staff Reince Priebus as they dined on steak, frog legs and scallops.
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Christmas Day menu: Caviar: Imperial Gold Ossetra or Royal Belgian Lobster risotto Duck breast with beets and radicchio Venison chop with sweet potatoes and mushrooms Halibut with celery and mushrooms Scallops with fennel, leeks, and trout roe Chocolate cake with brandy or gelato Cost: $150 per person
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We tried the spicy freekeh fritters (deep fried, aromatic, indulgent), the barbari bread (herbed focaccia on steroids) and the smashed fingerling potatoes with labneh and a dusting of dried scallops (a salty, creamy, messy, delicious dish that may be the most elegant iteration of disco fries).
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The huge tows scouring the ocean bed for scallops dredge for about 2000 minutes and are then hauled up, their catch dumped on deck before the tows are reset and plunged back into the water, a process that can be done in as little as 10 minutes.
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The crew spends hours opening the shells and slicing out the abductor muscle of the mollusks — the fat, tasty morsel that winds up on plates at a restaurants like Oceana in Midtown Manhattan, where a plate of sea scallops à la plancha costs as much as $33.
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Many of Soane's pieces are also technically complex, including the Ripple console, which resembles folds of gently undulating fabric, and the Venus chair, the back of which crests into petal-like scallops, requiring multiple applications of naked flame and water to achieve a fluidity of form.
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At a glitzy party to conclude its Bridge Forum, in its third year, top-tier investors accepted GIC's invitation to munch on canapes of scallops and barbecue pork buns as they listened to a string quartet and posed in front of a mural featuring San Francisco landmarks.
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Complication #1: Omega-3 fatty acids vary from fish to fish Here's the catch: If you are dutifully eating your two servings a week, but it's from tilapia, shrimp, scallops or catfish, you won't actually be getting much of the health benefits from the omega-3 fatty acids.
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Though a spot with fish tacos and daily oyster selections may not seem like a vegan's first pick for dinner, co-owner Vinny Milburn told me that the restaurant has numerous vegan regulars who visit to eat scallops and other bivalves, justifying their consumption, ethically and environmentally, with science.
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There is the option to add grilled shrimp, steak or chicken to these salads for a more substantial meal, but then diners would miss out on entrees like the beautifully grilled plate of shrimp, calamari, scallops, clams and mussels that reminded me of seafood feasts on Italy's Amalfi Coast.
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Last Thanksgiving, the Trumps dined on a total of 24 dishes featuring everything from the holiday's traditional fare, such as roasted turkey and pumpkin pie, to an extravagant chilled seafood display and chef-carved leg of lamb and grilled diver scallops, per reporters traveling with Trump at the time.
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The crisp on which we serve raw scallops is made from sourdough bread from the previous day's service; we soak the bread, blend it, and make a puree which we mix with tapioca and dried vinegar, and deep fry it until it puffs up like a crispy pillow.
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"Pull the bag inside out and use it as a glove," the man behind the counter said, directing me to pick out my own fish, which I did: a $12 slab of swordfish, $11 for eight chunky scallops, and a bargain $523 for a slippery handful of calamari.
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Speared on a stick might be fantastic small scallops out of Peconic Bay; a feathery mop of maitake mushrooms; buttery chicken livers with barely a hint of bitterness; or firefly squid, a little bigger than a fava bean and grilled whole so they can be swallowed guts and all.
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Classics from the original NoMad menu, such as Humm's famous roast chicken for two, are available here too, as are more Californian options, including a broccoli dish with black rice and cured egg yolk and a seafood platter with scallops, Dungeness crab and Santa Barbara uni with pear gelée.
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Start with some smoked haddock, Breton oysters or shrimp with homemade mayonnaise, and then go for dishes like tuna tartare with black rice, cabbage, radishes and trout eggs; scallops with watercress, ricotta, Granny Smith apple and dried black olives; or octopus with cockles, broccoli and poutargue (dried fish eggs).
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The kitchen has a way of applying just enough chile heat to register: The pink flesh of yellowfin tuna was just starting to go opaque from lemon juice stirred with fermented Serrano chiles, while pickled banana peppers accentuated the sweetness of marinated and browned scallops, and stopped there.
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The executive chef, Andy Kitko, who worked at Milos and STK, is taking a global and local approach to his main ingredients, with offerings like East and West Coast oysters, bluefin tuna, hamachi, Japanese madai, Spanish octopus, New Jersey sea scallops, East Coast halibut and local black bass.
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This week, David Tanis is here to help, with a trio of really nice and moderately romantic recipes that are as good for novice or early-intermediate cooks as they are for the expert: a citrus salad to start, followed by some beautiful seared scallops, with chocolate-bourbon truffles for dessert.
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"New Orleans weddings are seafood heavy because of where we are and the type of food we're known for: shrimp-and-grits, gumbo, pan-seared jumbo sea scallops, and sweet potato and barbecue shrimp tart," said Ashley Wright, the catering sales manager at the Windsor Court Hotel in that city.
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At the tail end of a dinner of scallops and lamb, May set out her approach to Brexit, underlining there would be no second referendum and that she wanted Britain's departure from the EU to be "smooth and orderly" to safeguard the economy and calm increasingly nervous investors and markets.
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After talking to his boss about the wonders of Norway's nature and culinary potential – and having a chat with locals about what Norwegians really like to eat (yes, you guessed it, frozen pizzas), Halaigh heads to the west coast to go diving for some of the world's most sought-after scallops.
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Abergel has already introduced Henry to Hop Wo Poultry, his preferred chicken vendor at Sheung Wan Market, and assisted him in navigating the fish markets to source Hokkaido scallops — which Belon will serve grilled with steamed butter — and sea urchin, to be paired with sweet potato waffles and smoked bacon cream.
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I find the combination of pasta and seafood so irresistible that I spend way more time than can possibly be good for me — or that I can justify as professionally enriching — gazing at screens showing creamy linguine with mussels and scallops, or spaghetti with shrimp in one tomatoey sauce or another.
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The team boasts that three years ago, Pinterest foresaw that cauliflower would be big, even though it had been showing up on trend lists ever since predictors flagged it in 1998, when the luxe New York restaurant Jean-Georges began serving caramelized cauliflower and sea scallops with a caper-raisin emulsion.
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Like the original on the Upper East Side, this location offers 15- and 5-course menus for $125 and $155, with traditional items like pen shell scallops with yuzu zest, and chawanmushi with mushrooms, and more unusual preparations like cod milt tempura, and sweet shrimp with bottarga and foie gras.
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Putting on a nice dress, dancing with my husband, and mindlessly picking bacon-wrapped scallops off a tray as I clink glasses with other adults sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday night — and a scenario that would not be improved upon in the least if children were introduced into it.
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Bay scallops come into season tomorrow, and if the harvest from Long Island doesn't look promising on account of a warm-water die-off this summer, the baymen in Massachusetts seem hopeful, and their delicious little maritime gummy bears should show up in the cases of your fancier fishmongers sometime this week.
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Halibut with a market's worth of mixed mushrooms in miso and lemon juice was an ideal example of how to cook and serve fish, but I can't say the same about the nondescript king salmon or the sea scallops in a sauce whose naked acidity was intensified by apples marinated in vinegar.
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There is a fairly classic coq au vin, not too winy-tasting; some hefty sea scallops under toasted almonds, sensibly outfitted with endive and citrus sections; and a grouping of gnocchi, foie gras, sautéed sweetbreads and mushrooms, black truffle shavings and puffy chicken dumplings, all milling around in a Cognac-flamed cream sauce.
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Next is Trader Joe's, where we get more salad mixes (including my favorite corn and quinoa salad), cauliflower, pretzel bread for the boys, eggs, precooked bacon, milk, soup, salami/provolone packs, saucy scallops, spaghetti sauce, veggie/grain mixes, stir fry veggies, gingerbread bars, mini chocolate mousse cakes, chocolate mint shortbread cookies, and fresh flowers ($123).
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The scallops shells, copper wire and wooden pepper mill top become a still-life, an allusion to domestic life, as well as a re-envisioning of the modernist aesthetic of the sculpture and pedestal, with the platform acting as the pedestal for the sculpture, which is, in turn, a pedestal for supporting a still-life.
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Restaurant meals have inspired recipes on NYT Cooking like scallops topped with shredded duck and hollandaise, spun off from chefs at Joe Beef in Montreal; spinach risotto with taleggio, à la a nettle risotto from River Café in London; and spicy, crispy chicken wings, dreamed up in pursuit of the wings from Ganso in Brooklyn.
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"We have the chance, now, to create a new dynamic in the talks to work together to explore workable solutions — in Northern Ireland, in our future security cooperation and in order to ensure the future prosperity of all our people," she told the leaders at the end of a dinner of scallops and lamb.
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He shows how well he can work in small strokes with a layered appetizer of raw sea scallops, sweet potato purée and trout roe, seasoned with a briny and fascinating salsa of chopped cucumbers, seaweed and fermented serrano chiles; or the fried cod cheeks, tender and crunchy over an orange slick of romesco aioli.
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Bill Ulfelder, the executive director of the Nature Conservancy in New York, said the expansion of the artificial reefs went hand in hand with his group's efforts to improve the water quality around Long Island, which has long been polluted by runoff from home septic systems and sewage treatment plants, and bring back oysters, clams, mussels and scallops.
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Other entrees, competently prepared but not memorable, included piccatine al limone (flattened slices of veal plated with mashed potatoes, spinach, zesty caper berries and a lemon slice) and tagliolini frutti di mare (spaghetti-like pasta served al dente, enlivened with smidgens of shrimp, scallops and calamari in a light marinara sauce and accompanied by an arugula-radicchio salad).
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But that shock is rapidly dispelled by the excellence of the food: a menu that changes weekly and that, for us, meant pumpkin and goose liver tarts; a salad of chestnuts, green apples, pomegranate seeds and pears; seared scallops with a corn pancake — and one of the wonderful cheese plates that graced most of our meals.
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The executive chef, Christopher Cryer, who was in that role at the Seamore's seafood restaurants, has created a fairly brief menu of sophisticated yet accessible American fare like Atlantic scallops with cauliflower purée, beef tartare, rigatoni with lamb sausages, roasted monkfish with littleneck clams, cauliflower steak, braised short rib, rotisserie chicken and a fried potato terrine.
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Crossing his long dancer's legs and taking a sip of pinot noir, he basked in his creation, while orchestrating the arrival of a carpaccio of sea scallops with blood orange, cucumber, raw rhubarb, red onion, olive oil, avocado and cilantro shoots (though there were health fanatics present, the chef is a fervent believer in butter and decadence in moderation).
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In Sorcha McDonagh's translation of the pseudonymous Jean-Luc Bannalec's enchanting THE FLEUR DE SEL MURDERS (Minotaur, $24.99), Commissaire Georges Dupin ponders the disappearance of a crusading investigative reporter named Lilou Breval while contemplating a meal of pan-fried Breton sole, a specialty, "along with langoustines, prawns, scallops, delicious sea bass, and squid," of the port of Le Croisic.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In a glittering narrow room carved from a century-old building, the chef Ryan Smith creates precise tasting menus and à la carte dishes that may include a snack of flash-fried beef tendons and courses built from scallops, preserved maitake mushrooms and baby collard greens or charred turnips tossed with 'nduja vinaigrette and wheat berries.
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A few works, like "IDLER, LEZZER, TOSSPIECE (THE WDW SWING NOSE & SCALLOP VERSION" (2010) — in which a pair of plush toy scallops sit on a swing, wide-eyed and perhaps terrified — and "LACANCAN" (2010), which consists of a blue plush hermit crab sitting (or perhaps stranded) on a lifeguard stand, seem to hint at the current precariousness of sea life.
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Besson's film is mesmerizing as long as Valerian and Laureline keep digging towards the center, diving through massive computer circuits and stealing parasites off the backs of giant alien scallops in their quest towards the big nothing at the end of the tunnel, but the vividness of this place only underscores the lifelessness of the people leading us through it.
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Join us on Facebook this Thursday January 14 at 8pm EST as we stream live from America's Test Kitchen where Cooking With One Hand creator and host David Vos will be joined by Julia Collin Davison from America's Test Kitchen to guide you through this week's recipes: Red snapper ceviche and raw sea scallops in sake-infused ceviche on the half shell.
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Holiday menu: Bay scallop sea urchin with granny smith apple Tasmanian trout with caviar and horseradish Langoustine with foie gras croutons Seafood truffle pasta with crab and scallops Monkfish with mushroom puree Dover Sole with sea beans and potato crisps Venison with parsnip mousseline Quince with puffed quinoa and goat's milk ice cream Cost: $270 per person Visit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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Everything's delicious and every plate's a party: sea scallops over a green curry are accompanied by butternut squash, kohlrabi and king crab; Chinese broccoli with roasted San Marzano tomatoes (bonus sweetness and crunch comes from broccoli stems that have been peeled, sliced and grilled); spaghetti with a blizzard of bread crumbs, notably tasty bacon from Beeler's in Iowa, Calabrian chili and Valbreso feta.
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I buy a wide variety of fruit, heaps of herbs, eggs, spinach, kale, cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuce, shallots, beetroot, capsicum, leeks, fennel, chicken breast, salmon fillets, beef steaks, oxtail, scallops, cheese, almond milk, steel cut oats, macadamias, cashews, fresh coconuts, coconut flour, almond flour, almond butter, cashew butter, beef jerky, seaweed snacks, honey, maple syrup, butter, olive oil, crackers, toilet paper, nappies, cleaning supplies, tissues, and rubber gloves.
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A dish revived from Union Pacific—raw Peconic Bay scallops and uni, served on the half shell in sweet tomato water and a hint of sharp mustard oil—is delicious, but DiSpirito's claim, in a recent interview in New York, that when he débuted it, in the nineties, it was "a new idea" to combine "sour, sweet, salty, bitter" sounds woefully out of touch; entire countries might beg to differ.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 25 minutes canola oil, for frying 1 cup|33 grams all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons kosher salt, plus more to taste 1 (12-ounce) beer, preferably Man-Go War 4 ounces cod, cut into 1 ½-inch pieces 4 ounces peeled and deveined shrimp 4 ounces scallops 4 ounces squid tubes, cut crosswise into ½-inch pieces lemon wedges, for serving tartare sauce or ketchup, for serving 1.
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